Rasputin: The Mysterious Monk

What was the fate of Rasputin's siblings?

• They all became monks.

• They all died young.

• They became famous wizards.

• They moved to St. Petersburg.

What significant change did Rasputin undergo after visiting a monastery?

• He became a famous author.

• He became a vegetarian and stopped drinking.

• He started a new family.

• He moved to Siberia permanently.

Why was Rasputin brought into the Russian royal family?

• To heal the Tsar's son, Alexei.

• To teach the Tsar's children.

• To lead the Russian army.

• To manage the royal finances.

What condition did Alexei, the Tsar's son, suffer from?

• Hemophilia

• Diabetes

• Epilepsy

• Asthma

How did the Russian nobility view Rasputin's influence over the royal family?

• They believed he was a positive influence.

• They wanted him to become the next Tsar.

• They saw him as a harmless advisor.

• They were fearful and suspicious of his power.

What event led to the nobility's decision to assassinate Rasputin?

• Rasputin's marriage to a noblewoman.

• The Tsar leaving the capital, leaving Rasputin in charge.

• Rasputin's public speeches against the Tsar.

• Rasputin's attempt to become a monk.

What was the public perception of Rasputin among the poor in Russia?

• They saw him as a threat.

• They viewed him as an inspiration.

• They believed he was a foreign spy.

• They ignored him completely.

What was the initial method used to try to kill Rasputin?

• Drowning in a river.

• A sword attack.

• Poisoned cake and wine.

• A car accident.

How did Rasputin ultimately die according to some reports?

• He drowned in a river.

• He died of natural causes.

• He was poisoned.

• He was shot in the head.

Who were the main conspirators in Rasputin's assassination?

• Felix Yusupov, Vladimir Purishkevich, and Dmitry Pavlovich.

• Nicholas II, Alexei, and the Tsarina.

• The Russian army generals.

• The peasants of Siberia.